Changed capitalization of eV.

Even though Volt units are capitalized V, when you write code apparently
conventions older than computers themselves are rejected in favour of
newer conventions.

modules/test/test_tfw.py

@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ class TestTfw(unittest.TestCase):
 
     def test_mev(self):
         input = Mock(group=lambda x: '24060')
-        tfw.tfweV(self.phenny, input)
+        tfw.tfwev(self.phenny, input)
 
         out = self.phenny.say.call_args[0][0]
         m = re.match('^[\-\d\.]+ meV‽ .* \- .* \- [A-Z]{4} \d{2}:\d{2}Z$', out,

modules/tfw.py

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ import metar
 import web
 
 
-def tfw(phenny, input, fahrenheit=False, celsius=False, meV=False):
+def tfw(phenny, input, fahrenheit=False, celsius=False, mev=False):
     """.tfw <city/zip> - Show the fucking weather at the specified location."""
 
     where = input.group(2)
@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ def tfw(phenny, input, fahrenheit=False, celsius=False, meV=False):
         temp = "{0:d}°F‽".format(int(tempf))
     elif celsius:
         temp = "{0:d}°C‽".format(w.temperature)
-    elif meV:
+    elif mev:
         tempev = (w.temperature + 273.15) * 8.617343e-5 * 1000
         temp = "%f meV‽" % tempev
     else:
@@ -208,10 +208,10 @@ def tfwc(phenny, input):
     return tfw(phenny, input, celsius=True)
 tfwc.rule = (['tfwc'], r'(.*)')
 
-def tfweV(phenny, input):
+def tfwev(phenny, input):
     """.tfwc <city/zip> - The fucking weather, in fucking degrees celsius."""
-    return tfw(phenny, input, meV=True)
-tfweV.rule = (['tfweV', 'tfwev'], r'(.*)')
+    return tfw(phenny, input, mev=True)
+tfwev.rule = (['tfwev'], r'(.*)')
 
 if __name__ == '__main__':
     print(__doc__.strip())